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Herb Greenberg:  Retailers, ETFs, Chinese ADRs

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Published: Thursday, 1 Dec 2011 | 2:37 PM ET





I'll take an A- for last year's predictions.

1. For-profit colleges make operating changes.

Grade: A

The for-profit education industry did begin changing its business plans and reducing expected growth rates. In retrospect, it was an understatement.

2. Netflix stock gets rocked.

Grade: A

The stock was $200; it's now around 70. (Of course, I also said it would be acquired by Google . For that I get an F.)

3. Scrutiny and trouble for the ETF market.

Grade: C

There has been scrutiny of ETFs, but only at a C-level and with no sudden price collapse of a hilly leveraged ETF.

4. U.S. investors will shy away from Chinese stocks.

Grade: A

Whether for "allegations of accounting fraud," as I also predicted, or otherwise it happened.

5. General Motorsstock slips below its IPO price of $33.

Grade: A

It did, and early in the year (March) as I also predicted.

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Two big retail players restructure, hard times for other brand names and ETFS become a scapegoat for market volatility.
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